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Retractor muscle. Let us imagine an alimentary canal, consisting of oesophagus,
stomach, and intestine, to be furnished at its origin with long ciliated tentacula,
and to have a single nervous ganglion situated on one side of the oesophagus.
Retractor muscle. Let us imagine an alimentary canal, consisting of oesophagus,
stomach, and intestine, to be furnished at its origin with long ciliated tentacula,
and to have a single nervous ganglion situated on one side of the oesophagus.
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Ganglion. m. Generative organ. n. Retractor muscle. o. Lophophore. The
tentacula are connected to one another at their base by a membrane which
adheres to their back, extending forwards for about one third of their length, and
constituting a ...
Ganglion. m. Generative organ. n. Retractor muscle. o. Lophophore. The
tentacula are connected to one another at their base by a membrane which
adheres to their back, extending forwards for about one third of their length, and
constituting a ...
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The retractor fibres are obviously homologous with the great retractor muscles of
the others. The mouth, which occupies its normal position in the body of the
lophophore, opens into an opsophagus, which after a short course terminates in
the ...
The retractor fibres are obviously homologous with the great retractor muscles of
the others. The mouth, which occupies its normal position in the body of the
lophophore, opens into an opsophagus, which after a short course terminates in
the ...
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Retractor Muscles of the Polypide. These, which are the largest and most
powerful muscles of the animal, consist of two fasciculi (Pl. IV, fig. 4; V, fig. 5; IX,
fig. 7, n), which arise far back from the inner surface of the endocyst, and thence
pass ...
Retractor Muscles of the Polypide. These, which are the largest and most
powerful muscles of the animal, consist of two fasciculi (Pl. IV, fig. 4; V, fig. 5; IX,
fig. 7, n), which arise far back from the inner surface of the endocyst, and thence
pass ...
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... muscularity; but they do not always present the appearance of distinct fibrous
fascicles, and I have been unable to detect in them the striae, or see them
breaking into the discs, which may be observed in the great retractors of the
polypide.
... muscularity; but they do not always present the appearance of distinct fibrous
fascicles, and I have been unable to detect in them the striae, or see them
breaking into the discs, which may be observed in the great retractors of the
polypide.
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| Título | A Monograph of the Freshwater Polyzoa, Including All the Known Species, Both British and Foreign Volumen18 de ¬The Ray Society |
| Autor | George James Allman |
| Editor | Ray Society, 1856 |
| Procedencia del original | la Biblioteca Estatal de Baviera |
| Digitalizado | 13 Nov. 2009 |
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